
Vissco Pelvic Traction Belt XXL PC0208
VISSCO

Size:
Est. delivery 5-7 Days
Pelvic traction belt, like a halter holds the pelvic area.
Kit is easy to use at home also in the hospital
Adaptable to most beds
Provides Controlled traction to pelvic areas Provides uniform traction to pelvic areas Delivers accurate focus of the traction force Easy to wear ,use and remove
Pelvic traction kit comprises of a Pelvic Traction Belt, a Spreader Bar, Traction Pulley Bracket, a Traction Cord and a Weight Bag.
Pelvic traction belt with straps on the two sides get attached to the spreader bar, traction pulley bracket and the weight.
Durable and sturdy for a long life and multiple use
Large hook and loop area of the belt provides customized compression and flexibility in sizing.
Oblique traction straps ensure the vector of the traction force onto the LS vertebras.
Can be used in sleeping posture.
Pulley is ergonomically designed to fit any bedside.
Measure the circumference of the pelvic area to choose the right size of the Pelvic Belt.
Wrap the belt around the pelvic portion with the traction straps on the bottom side.
Hook the traction straps to Pelvic Traction Spreader Bar and Traction Pulley Bracket.
Spreader Bar helps in balancing the traction force equally on both sides of the body.
The Spreader Block pulls the Liner with the help of a Traction Cord and a Pulley system.
Read the instruction label carefully before use.
Size | Inches | CM |
|---|---|---|
Small | 32 - 38 | 81 – 97 |
Medium | 38 – 44 | 97 – 112 |
Large | 44 – 50 | 112 – 127 |
XL | 50 - 56 | 127 - 142 |

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